Who was the first person to invent billiards and which country invented billiards

There is no exact research on which country billiards originated from, but it is determined from the limited jujube stool information that the earliest billiards games started from Spain and Italy, and when talking about the skin, only two balls on the table were used, and a red ball was added after being introduced to France, and the British also imitated it, and it was not until the end of the 17th century that billiards games became popular in France.

It is not known exactly which country invented billiards, but billiards became popular from France. The original billiards were made of wood and ivory, but one ivory can only make 5 balls, and if you want to popularize billiards, then thousands of elephants are needed, which undoubtedly increases the cost of billiards.

But before the middle of the 17th century, billiards was indeed only played by the royal family and nobles, after all, it was expensive, and the requirements for the production process of the ball were also very high, requiring each ball to have the same quality and roundness to meet the standard, these factors seriously hindered the popularity and development of billiards.

Until 1868, billiards was widely developed in Western countries, and the demand for balls also increased, and a billiards company in New York volunteered a bounty of $10,000 to promote the development of billiards manufacturing.

After 1880, billiards was developed many times, and the autumn of billiards, game methods, rules, etc. were improved, and the first billiards organization was established in the United Kingdom, which was composed of amateur and professional players in 1885, and formulated a set of official rules for the first bench brigade, and since then billiards has become popular in the East and the West.

Originated in London in the 14th century by a pawnshop owner.

Billiards is known as billiard sports Billiards originated in the United Kingdom, and it is an elegant indoor sport that is widely popular internationally. It is an indoor recreational sport that uses a cue to hit the ball on the table and determines the outcome of the game by calculating the score. Billiards is also called billiards (the name of Hong Kong and Macao) and pool (the name of Taiwan).

Around the 14th century, billiards is said to have been invented for entertainment by the owner of a pawnshop in London called Billsyard, from which the English name of billiards is derived. By the end of the 18th century, billiards as a game was very popular in England. At the beginning of the 19th century, the world's first public billiards room opened in London.

In the first billiards, there were only two white balls on the table, but then France found it not challenging, so they added a red ball and improved the style of play. Later, the British developed it into a bag billiards that is very popular today.

Billiards has developed into a variety of billiards: Russian-style pocket billiards, English bag billiards, Kailun billiards, American bag billiards and snooker billiards, among which snooker is the most popular, and it is officially recognized and has become a competition.

Billiards was introduced to China 100 years ago, and now it seems to be indispensable in major entertainment venues.